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               These               are               the               religiously               unaffiliated               population               of               the               United               States.

Their               number               has               risen               from               15%               in               2007               to               20%               in               2012               according               to               a               Pew               Forum               on               Religion               and               Public               Life.

Of               this               20%               (46               million)               they               report               2.4%               atheist               and               3.3%               agnostic.

This               is               consistent               with               reports               in               2011               by               the               British               Broadcasting               Company               (BBC)               when               it               went               so               far               as               to               declare               religion               on               its               deathbed               in               nine               countries               of               the               world               and               listed               them.

They               further               gave               statistics               of               their               own               unaffiliated.

In               an               April               8,               1966               Time               magazine               a               front               cover               declared,               "God               is               dead!"
               Who               are               the               nones?
               ·               33%               of               adults               ages               22-30               say               they               are               unaffiliated               ·               32%               are               ages               30-50               ·               9%               are               65               and               older               ·               68%               of               the               nones               say               they               believe               in               God               ·               20%               say               they               pray               daily               ·               They               do               not               want               to               identify               themselves               by               their               religion               ·               37%               say               they               are               spiritual               but               not               religious               ·               10%               are               looking               for               a               religion               that               is               right               for               them               ·               Say               that               religion               is               concerned               about               money               and               power               and               focuses               on               rules               and               is               involved               in               politics.

·               Admit               religion               benefits               society               by               strengthening               community               bonds               and               aiding               the               poor               Overall               in               the               United               States               73%               of               the               population               says               it               is               Christian               and               48%               identify               themselves               as               Protestant.
               Changes               can               come               as               one               ages               for               40%               of               older               affiliated               members               indicated               they               had               changed               later               in               life.

Those               who               grew               up               in               a               denomination               and               have               spiritual               desires               may               want               to               have               children               baptized               in               the               church,               attend               Sunday               school,               and               be               confirmed               and               at               some               time               have               their               daughters               married               there.

These               desires               may               lead               to               membership               or               as               many               do,               they               use               the               services               of               the               church               without               any               commitment               to               it.
               A               question               to               consider               for               them               is,               "Who               do               I               call               when               I               get               sick,               poor               or               when               I               have               need               of               a               funeral?"               Many               will               expect               service               from               the               church               even               if               they               have               not               committed               themselves               to               it.
               What               are               the               causes               of               un-affiliation?
               A               factor               in               this               study               is               the               absence               of               non-denominational               church               members               who               are               no               longer               considered               Protestant.

A               study               from               the               Hartford               Institute               for               Religious               Research               was               done               in               2011               by               Warren               Bird               indicating               at               least               six               million               individuals               attend               non-denominational               churches.

This               number               would               include               worshippers               at               the               1650               mega               churches               and               5000               multi-sites.

These               must               be               included               in               the               unaffiliated.
               These               churches               have               had               an               8%               growth               rate               the               last               five               years               and               according               to               Russell               Moore               from               the               Wall               Street               Journal,               they               are               the               fastest               growing               religious               group               in               America.

Over               82%               of               members               indicate               small               groups               are               integral               to               their               Christian               nurture               and               formation               and               46%               were               currently               participating               in               a               small               group               which               was               in               addition               to               Sunday               school               classes.

Strong               Christian               beliefs               and               values               were               indicated               by               98%               of               worshippers.

I               am               a               worshipper               in               such               a               church               and               the               facts               are               true.

I               am               in               a               small               group               Bible               study               and               take               part               in               men's               activities               and               a               group               for               the               over               50               crowd.

This               church               is               very               active               in               community               needs               in               the               inner               city.
               These               churches               are               not               often               independent               but               are               part               of               a               network               and               fellowship               which               stress               accountability               of               their               leaders.
               Historically               in               the               most               recent               centuries               a               number               of               individuals               refused               to               identify               with               mainline               denominations.

Beginning               with               the               Pietist               movement               following               the               Reformation,               Christians               rejected               doctrine               which               failed               to               emphasize               spiritual               life.

These               believers               met               together               in               their               own               homes               for               Bible               study               and               prayer               and               emphasized               ministry               of               the               laity.

This               became               known               as               the               "prayer-house               movement."
               Other               believers               rejected               government's               oversight               of               spiritual               affairs.

Since               the               Peace               of               Augsburg               in               1555,               princes               and               kings               could               determine               religious               persuasion               in               their               country.

Kings               ordained               the               church               leaders               with               no               concern               for               their               spiritual               qualifications.

This               too               led               to               a               "free               church"               movement               throughout               Europe               emphasizing               spiritual               revival               and               a               return               to               personal               spirituality               and               prayer.

Several               current               day               denominations               evolved               out               of               this               movement.
               Some               of               these               elements               characterize               the               unaffiliated               today.

With               the               rise               of               what               has               been               called,               "Neo-orthodoxy"               some               years               ago               mainline               churches               strayed               away               from               the               Old               Time               Gospel               our               grandparents               knew.

The               current               rise               in               those               unaffiliated               began               in               the               1960's.

At               the               same               time               several               church               bodies               experienced               mergers               and               decline               in               gospel               teaching               followed.

Their               emphasis               shifted               to               a               "social               gospel"               which               in               itself               is               not               bad               but               needs               not               be               the               central               teaching               of               the               church.
               Members               have               left               mainline               churches               feeling               disconnected               in               some               ways.

They               often               would               be               called               upon               to               support               mission               work               but               only               through               a               casual               offering.

No               emphasis               was               made               in               the               transformation               of               people               through               the               gospel.

No               one               suggested               short               term               missions               to               see               where               the               offering               money               was               going.

Others               felt               disconnected               as               social               justice               was               preached               and               demonstrations               were               held               emphasizing               needs               of               the               socially               disenfranchised               but               no               one               suggested               getting               involved               in               their               needs.
               Many               of               the               unaffiliated               have               a               desire               to               be               involved               in               gospel               ministry               so               they               volunteer               and               raise               funds               for               short               term               mission               work               or               enter               the               inner               city               of               their               community               to               see               what               they               can               do               to               remedy               the               problems.

These               people               want               to               get               their               hands               dirty               whether               at               home               through               an               inner               city               ministry               or               on               some               foreign               soil.

They               have               grown               disappointed               in               their               churches               with               "talk               and               no               action."
               With               the               large               number               of               those               unaffiliated               under               age               30,               several               suggestions               can               be               made               concerning               the               causes.
               ·               Some               of               these               are               recent               college               graduates.

College               often               persuades               even               the               best               Christian               students               to               question               their               faith;               they               grow               stronger               in               their               convictions               or               at               times               will               abandon               it               altogether.

·               These               are               prime               years               for               dating               and               many               young               women               find               themselves               as               unwed               mothers.

As               they               examine               the               faith               of               their               youth,               guilt               and               despair               set               in.

Instead               of               returning               to               their               church               which               should               be               giving               them               support               and               offering               spiritual               guidance,               many               abandon               their               faith               and               remain               uncommitted.

Some               may               read               their               Bibles               and               pray               but               church               involvement               is               out               of               the               question.

·               Other               young               women               upon               learning               of               their               pregnancy               follow               bad               advice               and               experience               an               abortion               and               all               the               emotion               turmoil               which               follows.

If               their               church               disapproves               of               such               action,               they               will               be               unwilling               to               return               and               find               spiritual               counseling               and               support               which               many               churches               offer.

·               Young               men               also               experience               like               circumstances.

They               will               often               participate               in               activities               in               college               or               after               upon               which               are               frowned               upon               by               their               church               and               they               do               not               feel               they               will               be               welcomed               back.

·               Many               colleges               permit               para-church               ministries               to               meet               on               campus.

These               encourage               college               students               in               their               Bible               studies,               prayer               time               and               Scripture               memorization.

Some               students               find               this               spiritual               life               is               something               they               never               experienced               in               their               mainline               church               so               they               seek               out               another               church               emphasizing               this               spiritual               life.

Definitely               some               of               the               unaffiliated               have               given               up               on               a               religious               association               and               just               to               not               care.

Others               have               lost               interest               in               the               faith               of               their               parents               and               have               totally               dropped               out.

Many               reasons               can               be               given               and               often               are               purely               conjecture.

If               churches               are               concerned,               an               inner               examination               of               who               they               are,               what               they               believe               and               what               they               do               might               be               in               order.






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      ...same people who tortured ME in their house, and have a Bible certificate for Bible college on their wall and some "French Jewish" connection with military. He works for the post...
    10. crosslife.wordpress.com/   12/30/2010
      ...from words from God’s holy Bible. I’m glad I’m not standing...have halted my entrance into Oxford College, Oxford University UK, if I had had the chance...
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